A new study reveals that a significant portion of Americans are struggling with financial stress, with many reporting difficulty covering essential expenses like housing, food, and medical care. Researchers found that nearly half of those surveyed cited money worries as a major source of anxiety, impacting mental health and daily life. The findings highlight growing concerns over economic stability, particularly among lower-income households. Experts suggest the data underscores the need for stronger financial support systems amid rising living costs.
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